معرفی
Professor Oleg Kolosov is an active faculty member at Lancaster University, holding the rank of Professor of Nanoscience in the Department of Physics. He leads research in nanoscale characterization and quantum materials through affiliations with multiple research groups including Quantum Nanotechnology, Energy Lancaster, and the Quantum Technology Centre.
Research Focus
Professor Kolosov's research specializes in nanoscale physical property characterization, particularly through advanced microscopy techniques. His primary interests include:
- Subsurface nano-imaging via Ultrasonic/Heterodyne Force Microscopies
- Quantum electromechanical systems (QEMS) using 2D materials
- Thermal transport phenomena in nanostructures
- Solid electrolyte interfaces for next-generation batteries
Publication Trends
Recent publications (2020-2025) demonstrate three key themes: nanoscale battery interfaces (37% of recent output), thermal transport in 2D materials (33%), and novel scanning probe microscopy techniques (30%). This reflects his group's focus on energy-related nanomaterials and advanced characterization methods, with consistent output in high-impact journals.
Awards and Honors
- Senior Fellow of AdvanceHE (SFHEA) - recognizing leadership in academic practice
Research Leadership
Professor Kolosov currently supervises three PhD students:
- Stuart Finch (Quantum Nanotechnology)
- Madeleine Hales (Accelerator Physics)
- Andy Niblett (Quantum Nanotechnology)
- €2.3M Horizon Europe grant for TheMA project (2024-2029)
- Multi-phase NEXGENNA battery projects (2019-2026)
- FP7 and national grants exceeding €5M total
Laboratories and Collaborations
He directs the Nano-Science Research Group and collaborates with Energy Lancaster's battery consortium. International partnerships include visiting professorships at Fuzhou Normal University and ongoing EU collaborations in quantum materials.
